Port town ship arrivals on Wednesday April 24
Various vessels arrive at Hull Dover Portsmouth and other ports with crew and cargo details. Ships listed include Elbe Hamburgh Merchant Barclay Unity Wanholt from London. Mary Herbert from Oporto. Betsey Corbin from Malaga. Polly Kelly from Honduras. Anne Shapter from Lisbon. Chance Hill from London. Charming Polly Robinson from Philadelphia. Adventure Lawson from Leeward Sands. Rebecca Henning from New England. Urquhart from South Carolina. Hi dlary Bragg from Jamaica.
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Hulls
Wigantia
Petersy
Amsterdam
Elbe
Chambers
Albion
Huntington
Chance
Hill
London
An- Signa
Polly
Robinson
Philadelphia
Elbé
Barclay
Unity
Wanholt
Marseilles
Betsey
eThomson
Ancona
North Carolina
Adventure
Lawson
Leeward Sands
Bilboa
Rebecca
Henning
New England
Nantz +Avon
Nantz +Avon, Urquhart
South Carolina
Cowes
Liverpool
Hidlary
Bragg
Jamaica
Court report on bread price and political scandal
The article cites a Court of Aldermen session at Guildhall where bread prices were ordered steady. It notes a near defeat in Parliament for a live cattle export bill, saved by Sir Charles Whitworth. Also included are obituaries, promotions, marriages, and a long denunciation of Sir Charles Frederick and associates over alleged abuses and contractor tampering.
Severe weather cripples land as LONDON GAZETTE notes misery
From the London Gazette of April 23 Berlin reports an extreme cold spell continuing to freeze nightly with heavy snow on the ground. The harsh conditions distress the poor as melancholy reports arrive of misery from the calamity. Bankruptcy notices list Edward Jobson of Bradford and others to surrender in May and June at Guildhall or Leeds, with dividends to be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Berlin
Edward Jobson
Bradford
Yorkshire
King's Arms
Leeds
St. Mary, Lambeth
Copart
Ners
Jung
Guildhall
Wiade
George Creffener
London
Edward Hore
St. John
Wapping
Richard Beart
Loddon
Norfolk
Innfielder
White Swan Inn
St. Peter of Mancroft
Norwich
John ‘Smith
Bristol
Three Tud
Corn-street
Joseph Irwin
St.Thomas Apostle
Dry-Falten
John Bracher
Rose-lane
Taliow-Chandler
Samuel Bostock
Southwark
Cheeferwonger
News from Europe and Holland on Confederate executions
A letter from Holland dated April 3 notes that Confederates aimed to execute eleven leaders by the cowled executioner in Cra cow and a tragic scene occurred at Ofwieczyn and Landskroon as previously reported. April 12 from Hamburg reports a rumor that Venetians have joined naval forces with the Rufans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Warsaw
Cracow
Winchester appoints Rev Reynolds as Prebendary
Salisbury April 22 reports the Bishop of Winchester appoints the Rev Mr Reynolds, Lordship's Chaplain, to the prebendary seat at Winchester Cathedral, in place of the late Rev Dr Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
Salisbury
Winchester
Reynolds
Cathedral of
Walton
Petition to Lord Mayor over liberty rights and arrest fears
The sheriff and Grand Jury of Pembroke county present a unanimous address to Lord Mayor Brass Croft, praising his conduct and urging protection of liberties amid concerns over an unconstitutional resolution. They pledge to instruct their representative to seek his enlargement and thank him for his upright magistracy. The crowd later pursued the Lord Mayor as he left Mansion House. the coachman fled to the Tower, where the coach was later dragged home by the people before returning. The day marked St George's feast with a procession to Stepney church and a sermon by Rev Evans, chaplain to the Right Honorable Lord Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Wecacuey R. Wilkes
Lee
Boddington
Lee Ae
Guildhall
House of Commons
Charles Whitwosh
Secretary of State
Northern Department
Cleveland Row
Bath
Lewis Earl of
Plymouth
Weradher
Bradenham
Gismorgan
Flint
Catherine
Toass Ord Ar
Cher
Windsor
Tobago
Rockley Bay
Gravesend
East India Company
Theodore
Pruffia
Hoxton Field
Viscount Conyngham
George-street
Hanover-square
Brompton
Clarke
Aaltithislds
St. Bride’s Churchyard
Gibbon
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Mr. Pearce
Hastings
Bengal
Henry Wiliams
Glasgow
Centurion
Mr. Bulkeley
Earl Spencer
Hinton Cum Stone
Northamptonshire
Grey
John Burnitt
Shad
Thames
Southwark
Betsey Hinch
Oxford
George Johnson
Lewisham
Kent
Peryear
Little Burfield
Essex
Nathaniel Steevens
Sully Wheatly
Moncay
Thomas Hammersley
Duke-street
Westminster
Mills Cedmercod
Fenningsbury
Hertfordshire
Edward
Clive
Court of Common Pleas
Lambeth
Sallero
Cocoa Tree
Pall Mall
Christopher
Stamp Office
Deptford
George Tomlinson
Kearfe
Hailstone
Beckenham
Acland
Richard Acland
Peter Burrell
Watkin Lewes
Brass Crofey
Oliver
T. Lloyd
Watkin Lewis
Wm. Ford
Thomas Lloyd
John Owen Ames Bowen
Thomas Skyrme
Ohn Harries
George Vaughan
George Roch
Francis Skyrme
John ‘Tucker
John Smith
Thomas Roch Ames James Ate Poyer
Cafar Matthias
William Stephenson
William
Sir William
St. George’s
Stepney
Evans
Letter to the Officer of the Third Regiments
A London Evening Post letter denounces officers of the Third Regiment for atrocities at St George's Fields praising Lord Ligonier and contrasting with Lord Bartington and criticizes Mr Gordon holding Lieutenancy Adjutancy and Quartermastership as unjust and rule violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening Post
Lord Ligonier
St. George’s Felds
Lord Bartington
House of Commons
Gordon
Sermon by Reverend Horne Draws Wilkes Critique
A London Evening Post note condemns Reverend Horne for publishing a sermon claimed to betray friendship. It cites Wilkes and his friends as delaying support, quoting the line It was not an open enemy that did me this dishonour. Readers are invited to judge the hypocrisy accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne
Mr. Wilkes
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Aes
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Te Shaea
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Sumpter
Opoo
Wilks
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Feversham
Morrioe Frederick
Sir Charles
Berkley-square
Frederick
Upnor
Medway
Petty
Erice
Durante Vita
J. Almon
Burlington House
Piccadilly
Richt Hom Brass
Crosby
City of London
Frederick Buell
Richard Oliver
Samuel Vaughan
Elgrs
Committee of Accounts
Joseph
Mawbey
Bart
Society